Lagrange County Pioneer Dies at Ninety One
Rich Erd L Newman a Lagrange County pioneer died after a yearlong illness in his son's home Rozain Newman's with services planned in Lafayette and Lima with burial in Lima cemetery. Born December 20, 1820 in Pennsylvania, he helped build early county structures and dam at Pigeon River. Survived by three sons Rozain Delmar and Charles, his memory linked past and present generations of the county.
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Rich
Erd L Newman
Rozain Newnan
Mr. Newman
Putindal- Dhia
John D
Ursula Newman
New York City
Watthing
Lima
Bergen
Worms
Mary A. Parker
Ontario
Pigeon River
Newman
van Buren Township
Reanin
Newmaan
Rozain Newman
Delmar
Charles Newman
Rozain
Lafayette Street
Hows
Baptist Church
Lima Cemetery
Local Notes From South Milford News
Mrs and Mrs George Fry of Lowh are proud parents of a boy born Saturday morning Mr and Mrs John Christensen entertain relatives from Laotto Mr and Mrs Tasther Nesbit visited Kendallville Miss Halle Bennett left for LaGrange to take teaching exams and will visit friends there briefly
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Milford
Ind
George Fry
Lowh
John Christiob
Laotto
Tasther Nesbit
Kendallville
Halle Bennett
Lagrange
Old Homestead Dairy Closes After 45 Years of Service
The Old Homestead dairy closes after forty five years in operation. The business began in 1911 with H. W. Berghorn and later changed hands as routes were sold, marking the end of an era for longtime customers and staff.
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H. W. Berghorn
Mr. Niswanger
G. C. Berghorn
Anthony Jordan
Berghorns
Needle from Alexandria displayed near Cleopatra’s Obelisk
A relic named FACTS Needle was brought to the United States from Alexandria Egypt. It was found upright half buried in sands about 80 feet from Cleopatra’s Mediterranean Obelisk. It was presented to the country by Immall Khedive.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Cleopatra
Mediterranean Sea
Immall
Khedive Af
Mexandria
Tome
Ita
Heliopolis
Kendallville Civic Club Quorum Fails At City Hall
Kendallville, Ind June 20 several attractions drew crowds leaving the Civic Club meeting without a quorum. A new meeting will likely be called soon. Local society notes include visits, travel, and hospital news from nearby towns and residents including Mrs. Clyde Blorbes, Miss Zelphia Martin, and Mrs. C. Krants. The Chicago White Sox played the Kendallville Reds. the Reds head to Auburn to face the Athletics with special excursion rates offered.
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Kendallville
Ind
Civic Club
Clyde Blorbes
Mendon
A. R. McNair
Lagrangs
Zelphia Martin
Itolomo
Qian Barkey
Hatt
Churubusco
C. E Crowell
Bryant
Hartford City
Harry Craig
Elkhart
C. Krants
Sturgis
G. Axtelmen
Joan Krimmel
Tawit
Ernst Hutt
Reuben Kum
Wawaka
Ters Duemta
Wrink Deardort
H. Lower
Lagrange
Charles Gunt
Tealah
Zimmerman
Wayne
Chicago White Sox
Kendallville Reds
Reds
Auburn
Athletics
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Milner Not a Business Visitor at Kendallville
Rome City News notes Milner was not in Kendallville for business. W W C Lane of Kendallville conducted business there this morning. Miss Delight Underwood returns home from Kendallville today. Mrs J W Bidlack was shopping in Kendallville this morning. Rome City, Ind. Tune rot Ren.
Obelisk Move Costly Effort in Central Park
The Obelisk relocation to its Central Park site in New York cost $75,900 for the move and $194,000 with pedestal and foundation steps. The project was undertaken with the involvement of figures including Mr. William H. Vanderbilt and Ipypt, reflecting extensive planning and expenditure.
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Ipypt
William H. Vanderbilt
Central Park
New York City
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